Latest News & Public Notices

The latest edition of Light Matters has landed, bringing you the news, projects, events and community updates shaping our region. From Council initiatives to local highlights, stay connected with what matters across the Light region. Read the

The Barossa Council, in collaboration with Light Regional Council, is seeking community feedback on a new report that sets out what makes the Barossa&rsquo s character distinctive, and how future growth and development can support it.The Strategic

Roseworthy's Harvest Green Park has been recognised as one of South Australia's best community spaces, taking out the Social and Community Infrastructure category at the UDIA SA Awards for Excellence.Light Regional Council congratulates Hickinbotham

A major milestone for the Barossa Light Regional Council has welcomed the State Government's commitment to underground powerlines along Seppeltsfield Road, helping protect one of the region's most iconic and treasured heritage landscapes.Mayor Bill

Light Regional Council is deeply saddened to announce the passing of long-serving Elected Member, Councillor Peter Joseph Kennelly.

We are deeply saddened by the passing of former Councillor Peter Kennelly, whose dedication to the Light region spanned almost two decades.

With warmer weather on the way, now is the perfect time to prepare your property for the fire season ahead. Simple tasks like mowing long grass, clearing gutters, trimming vegetation and removing combustible materials can make a big difference in

Applications are now open for Round One of Light Regional Council’ s 2026-2027 Grant Funding Program.Applications are invited from organisations, clubs and groups for the following category:Community Development Grants ProgramPlease read the

Light Regional Council is calling for nominations for the 2027 Citizen of the Year Awards Program, an opportunity to recognise and celebrate the outstanding individuals, groups and organisations that make a positive difference across the region.Each

Northern and Yorke Landscape Board - Bite-sized GrantsCalling all eligiblecommunity groups and not-for-profit organisations for small, short-term local environment projects. Applications are now open for the  Bite-sized Grants.The program is funded